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Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
DIED.

TANTUM-ln this city, Get. 8, Dr. jose Oh
X. Iantun, hged b3 ears.
Relatives and friends of the family are
respectfully invited TO attend his funeral on
Wednepdsy. Got. ~, at 2p. III. from his late
reslielce, 'yS Market street. serylc,s a,
trace nj. II. Church at $50 70. IN. Inter - ent
~ Wilmington and brsndywine cemetery .
hlO hhDS--Da tt 9th inst Jennis. wife
OF Ii. Richards, az cd 81 yeara.
heiatlTes and friends arc regpectfuiIy in.
Vlted 10 al eud her funeral from the rs IN.
aencs OF nor husband, lZlO Walnut stres,' on
lhufsday sf.srROon. Servi es az IN, bot,se
at O'CLOCK. 4ntsrment et h lveryiew came.
terry. :
DAYETf.-0n the I9th inst ,Iar.nos
Evans, son Of BronelI and Lilzie Daye +.
aged weeks. ''''
Relatives and friends are respect,uli, =,
| vited 10 attend tho funeral from The resi
dencs OF his parents. 1909 walnut stree, n,
wednesday afternoon at 2 oc ock Intsr.
ment at RiyervieE cemetery. Funeral pri.
| vate.
HOUSTON -Ou the llth inst, Mary An,
! daughter Of Ttmotby and May Houston
aged "a year.
Relativss and friopds are respectfully n
vtted to bttor d Ter funeral fron tho r. sItenr;
OF her psrsnts, in Btowntown on THURSDAY
mnrni' q Mass at st, Paui's UathoIir
Ohurch ct O'CLOCK. lnterment at Nes
Cathedral e,uetery.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Biood-rhirs,y Negro M..o


GREENWOOD. October iO-I
segur, Mike Brown, Robert BroyI
Mac John Hinton, Robert Owen
johnson and Wash scott, M
Mssons charged with the killing }
Ia, lor and wife, after a hearina|
Justice Parks, have been. with n
ton OF the last named, who paa
committed to Jail without the n
bond to await the action Of I'D
Jury and have been brought here
keeping.
During the preliminary trial #. \
covered that q resolution To
kerney. q white man, who had
with one of their brothers, who:e
froke, WAS passed during one
meetings, but the time appointed
deed had not yet come. Two dlj
consumed In taking testimony and
other negroes have been implicatj
1he colored Masons are not ND
by the white Masons at all aud thd
I, not under the authority Of
York Order Of Mssonary. It Is
say whether they have an obligatI
teaches them 70 ayenpe, stay,
whether hty.construe the obligstit
take TO suit themselves. 1hs
people Of the county are ieterm
break up their lodges and to put
GU lty members OF this death deslI
der. The Circui, Court. when II
will decile upon matters
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Settysburg.

Tickete for the Select KaIahtl
q. W., second excursion to Getl
Thursday, October l3, can b. d
AZ the Wilmington Clothing Hol
Market street; Adams 4 Bro, y
ket street; A. B. Jones, i2
street; Baynard's, Fifth aud
streets. or Of the followlng senlll
the CON Ipittee OF arranssmtn|
Knights Warren Harper, ". Il
SOD, W G. FarIs, George Meg
DR.. j. F. Speck, NJ p SAt;erlhi
x. Gilmore, Captain W. II. II
E P, Reeves, II. 2 mnerms1
BuckmRstnr. Daniel james, \
other Dir Knights OF the Lsglou-
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
p,.e,p,.. OF Henry George laes.

United Labor Club, No. 1. OF this
city. held their usual weekly meettpa q
Iast night As the hall Fifth and Walnut.
George W. Kreer presided. The meet
ing was addressed by Msssrs. Kreer.
Smith, Brinkley and others. Mr.. Kreer
pointed out the fact that the author OF
the Declaration Of Independence, aud
that great man who wrote the Co0sti.
tuition Of the U ai.ed States, both saw
and condemned the evil OF private
O wnersb,p In land. Ga usba A. Grow.
one OF tine fathers of the Republican
party, and James Garfield gave utter.
anoe In public speech 10 their disAp.
proval Of existing lAws In tbi, respect.
A couple Of other "crankA" In this
line, Herbert epsnoer and Ralph Waldo
Emerson, have Dsen 80 silly % to point
out this defect In our social system. The
abso rotsy OF the editorial in tho Re
PUBLICAN that farmers would have the
bulk of the taxes 10 pay was clearly
shown. 1t was also shown that under
the present system property was any.
thing but secure. just prior TO the
Freoch revolution France WAS owned
BY one thousand men; ten years after
wards there vera three millions and u
half OF property owntrs. To-day ve
KNOW buAt bH6 b1me CUuutttohs arc To-
pestipg the mselves. ss France now has
only . little over two million Of pro-
perty owners.
The land in this oouatry 10 passing
into the hands of the few, and unless
there 10 q change another bali century
VIII witness . etr0R Of civillza-
tiou instead OF an advance.
The folly OF the mass to practice fru-
Rality and economy TO better their con-
dition was next pointed out. It would
help an individual, but could never
benefit r nation. II Americans to day
mutually agreed to lvs on one half
what they do nov. In five years wages
would tie red ocsd TO that point It 10
rent which pushes wages down 70 the
point at which labor will consent to live
and reproduce. Mr.. Brinkley. colored,
editor of the Peoples Witness Of this
city, stated that ho Intended to use his
best endeavor to free his people from in
slavery, rs they had been freed
from chatttl slavery in the past.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
asio OF Cows.

The sale OF stock OF CepiIe''
Monday afternoon, wss larsell y !.
oy the farmers OF Christiahs
sdjoiniog hundreds, and the p'1
tained were pretty .aiisfacioiy, .,l
10 IS sold at $40 10 S87, sprlrsss0,,d, pss y
$50, feeders Si7 to $35i pigs - '" y
each. Tho demsnd for co"s aIs y
that there will be another ssI y, \
ssn pace on Nondsv, the s',s u
when the best lot will DO SOU "a, M
bean offered on any previous o0'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Collision of steamers

A telegram from Cairo, lllino1
collision occurred In the harbor
day night between the ra!lrosa
stsamer W. Butler Duncan, OF th1
and Ohio Railroad Company
steamer New South, which re]
disabling the latter Temporarily y j
ing tr e former to sink near me ~
shore 10 12 feet of watc.. TIE
was carrying q train OF sixteen.
cars loaded with -four, mca' y
which we're all partially suOm'fS'
loss Is covered by insurance.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
RaiRipg New Chleis.

Last nicht the Great Councii
ware /. o. r. NJ, raised me y
cbief. of Hopocohack!ng Inoe,
Prophet, NJ. Croft; sachem, ,Georsel
Senior Sycamore, William Waru
nior Sycamore George W. filmt9
ing the last six months this trioa|
ceived $348 95 and has eIpenae1
relief of members f24S. Greh
William A. Moore is visiting tiioe]
State. Yesterday he went BY sFsa| !
Laurel to Bethel to visit the tflouI
place. He was accompanied oy \
16, OF Laurel and a brass band
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
A New Dramatic dub

A new dramatic association u
organ ised In this city, composed
most ialspt ted OF the fOllOwinl
now extinct: Emerald, Rosla
Irving. The new organiz,lll
been called the BGoihenisn "
Club, III honor OF Eisin boz
great American actor. They !
eoted Tom Taylor's great
ira ma, entitled ''Tbe Ticsel-1
Man." which they sre res req
and expect to preeen Ito o v
ton auiiepcs at the Opera Hon
The middle OF October.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

To IN orrow Is tie !AVt day before the
grand sxcursion OF Welcome Legion,
No. l, Select knights A. o. U W., to
Getty ST urg, and those who wish to &c
should secure thsir tickets wi.hou fur.
shtr delay. 7,no indications are thai
this will be the hsss excursion OF the
seasoB, and those ~ho wish to enjoy G
day Of pleas ure All iuspect ths greA test
battlefield OF the n.p" taenth century,
bhsGld not ALLOW this last opportunity
Tor tLis season TO pass unlmproved.
The train will leave tho p W. & b.
Railroad stall ion at 6 so .. m. Thursday
moruipg, stopping 1t several stations
beta ean here and Havre de Grace. Tut
fars has bee n placed at the very low
rate Cf s. 90 for the rousd trip.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Tho Report of tho superintendent.

The annual report OF Superintendent,
OF the Pablo Schools David w. Harlan
is an interesting document. There are
q school houses In this city. with loi
rooms. in which l67 teachers are en-
gagged In teaching 8,Sl4 pupils. During
the year Superintendent Harlan made
], ,42l visits OF inspection, varying In
length from two or three minutes to al
hour and half. One OF the very im.
portsnt things shown by the report Ia
the fact that even the principals can be
taught.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
. - -
Sale of Horses,

The seventeenth ccmblr alton sale o.
horses at the stables OF W. Y. Warner,
on Maryland avenue, commenced at Il
O'Clock this morning and was kept up
through the Afternoon. 1t will also bt
continued to- morrow, as there were
altogether ieArly 100 head TO be dis.
posed OF, giving Stidhsm all he could
wish to do In two daye. Q1its . mum.
Der of persons collected and the eGeina and
was apparently pretty good.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
singular r,noo For n Kn,,s

This morning as a butcher in the
Taird street m msrke: WAS cutting o slice
OF ham the knife struck Q hard sub.
stance, which upon examination proved
TO be o part of . blade Of q pocket knife
about one inch In lergtb. Its appear
ance denoted tina, 1t had been i'm bedd Cd
In the fiseh for some time, and 1t II
probable that the hog WAS struck by
some person with knife, which broke
off
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Complimentary to Prof Orabb

A sketch Of the well known teacher oil
penmsnship, Prof. Crabb, together with a
fine portrait appears in the October mum
ber of "Gaskills Magazine, published a.
Chicago. AS this magazine has over 20, ,O0I
subscribers, and goes TO all parts OF the
world, Mr.. Crabb may feel highly com
plimented that he is numb bered as one o.
the representative penmen Of the country
His success in this city has been withou
an eQuAl.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
TIC GlnAa hiuMnra

The glass blowers are still doing q good
busiress at Odd Fellows Hall, and the
great event of the week is the contest for
the glass fire engine, which will be given
on Friday night to the company receiving
the largest number OF votes. Other
prizes will be contested for and each visit
tor will also receive present.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
An Anarch,st septeuced-

-EIPsic, Oct l0.-Jchn Neve, the An.
archist, has been sentenced to is years.
penal teryitude. The counts on which
he was convicted were as 70 lows: Pre-
p 'rihg TO commit and melting others to
to commit high treason ,.contrayeninR the
Explosives law, circulating forbidden
prints and committing perjury.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
AYouthfui Burglar

In Philadelphia on Mondaga; Maga q
B,aney, 10 years old, was tsa eouna nScl
,he cnare o of fore ng opln the OAS, n
ter ter of the DIV cling of Mrs; A. s;Dr' a.
and stealing a quantity oil cio unit
Blaney, aaed Is years, was Coz comm pr
the charge of receiving .ns .,iSi,h Y
stolen by her sister, ali u
cnyered.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Splendid Fish,

Powell. In the Third street market,
will have splendid lot Of fish on bis
stalls to- morrow, consisting OF trout,
rock hsh, Cape May goodies, white fish,
sea bass, freeh cod aud other varieties
10 season. These fish are all fresh and
de,iciuua
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

You cannot spend day more pleas
antly or intellectually than by going to
9ettysburg on Thursday with the Sc.
lect Knights. Train leaves the F., w.
q 3. station at 6. 80 q. No. sharp.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Spacs ReiDR Taken

The space for the exhibits OF the indus
trial lair which will be held by DUPONT
Post, M. 2, q. A r., at The old rink.
Eleventh and Madison streets, is being
raDidly taken up, and 1t is probable that
long before November 1st, the date fixed
for the opening, every inch will be gone:
cons aqueutly those who wish to make an
exhibit should spply to the mmittee
without delay. The first number of the
Delaware Veteran" which will be pub.
lished during the continuance OF the lair
will make It's appearance about the 25th
of this month, aud will contain number
OF articles OF interest to members Of the G
A. Il and the public generally.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Henry GeOIyo Club

The Henry George club OF this CITY.
met at the corner of Fifth and Walnut
streets last evening. About thirty mem
bers were present. After the New York
State election is held, Henry George and
DR.. hcGlynn are expected to lecture for
the club IN the Opera House.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Going ON

like hot oakes--Shewa ards famous
"Silver Medal -four; price and quality
seems TO suit every body; and our new
tuckwheNt meal Is just delicious: try
them; N. W. corner Fourth and King.
Phone 403.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
AOTs9 AT Public RaIa

l.. W. Stidham & Son will sell at
their auction loom to MORROW morning
at 10 O'Clock a good work horse,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
.. p.aro TO Abd!cste'

pApEx PApEN, Oct, 19;-i. .nno
that The Emperor OF Brazil mas bls I Ii
his intruiion of abdicating an,,,d. ~
n'9 n9 ire to his health being impa'i' :
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

There Is no necessity of trer, bling
with cold when you can 90 to Ny ers
Grand Central Depot and buy o heavy
suit Of clothes for "a 30,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Pure Hut,er nntv

Good butter ~ cts. per pound Gil
Edae creame'y 20 cts. per pound. G
ii. Carton, Third stree: market.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Tree p anting Time

Fruit. shade and ornamental trees. Desr
quality and all OF the desiTa ole varieties,
Trees planted In the city and suaranga,S
Now is the time TO send in orders; ~ -
LIAM +. PkTEPS. Uffice NO ". ILL o,a
or p. u. drawer, Eo. 10, city. $40 ooo']"
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

From Little R1nud Top you have q
msRn flcent view OF the entire fold Of
Gettysburg. Go Thursday and enjoy
n
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

Don't wait until snow comes TO paint
your roof; do 1t nov with Phillips &
Kane's roof paint. 8 East 4th 81.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
s,e,s OF tne remperatof'
q RrrnBLIoAH ofHoe to DAY
~ns Geztn@.

Tomorrow promises % 10
cloudy to clearing and oo,ur ., rnsrs.I
d.y fair with stationary tpmpe'
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

Go to Gettyshurs with the Select
Knishts, A. o. U. W., Thursday. Fare,
S2EO.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Ouly ODe Day more.

Pni!lips & Kspe's roof paint, 8 Eas
4th street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

CSOR SsLs-OHEAP. 4 GOOD ~
q draft horses and 1 mare; good 10y
WkLDIE 4 BRO, sGuil Of Market street
bridge, o,l-et
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11

r USr-or SATURDAY, A SaAwL.IN
IL going rom 9th and West streets, TO
A euitsble reward will be paid for It's return
TO eo4 West st. Ii. L.. WOUU. oll'3ts
Daily Republican., 1887-10-11
Death of Captain Gone,

Philips & Kaue's roof paint, Eas,
4th street.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A Deadly Illinois reud.

CAvE.IN ROCK, July 20-James d.
Belt, while rid ing along the ROAD on
horseback Sunday evening, about five
miles from the shove named place, was
assassinated by unknown persons, hine
buckshot being fired into bis lead.
Bolt WAS half brother OF Logan Belt,
who was killed In the sams manner
and near the same placs on the evening
Of June7. Logan Belt was man OF
wealth, bat q notorious character and
the leader of q faction In Hardin County
some what similar to that existing In
two or three kentucky counti.s, the op
posing faction being known ss the Old
ham party.
Whether James Bs!t was connected
with either Is net stated, but there is
suspsoion that he was killed b7 some OF
the Oldham faction. Logan Bait kiliet
ono OF the Olduams ten years ago In Q
broil at tho lstter's house, and evel
sine, then bitter enmisy has existec
between their relatives and frisnds
which seems now To hava cu!ninatec
In the killing of both the Belts fh'
whele community is much exoltsa owe
the double epert
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
n Young Mana Luck,

The methods by which men make a
livelihood are constantly disclosing
novelty and ingenuity. About q year
ago l observed here in the streets o
young man whom l had known out
west, who had some artistic ability but
had not shown any particular capacity
for getting along in the world. From
his appearance he seemed to be down
on his luck" l met him during the
past week entirely changed in his per.
sonal aspect and having an air of pros
periiy In marked contrast to his former
looks. In conversation l found that
he had 'struck it rich" by carving
mems names upon canes.
His first conception of this idea was
to secure valuable stick and carve o
handsome cane head on it. Then he
introduced himself to members of mill
tary companies and induced them tc
purchase the stick with their names
carved upon it to present to their com
| manding officers. The novelty became
popular, and has extended to all sorts
of organizations, so that he is now
obliged to hire two or three wOot
| carvers to do the manual labor while
he himself attends to the work OF pro
curing orders.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
"BEEHlVE,"
3O6 MARKET ST.
MIDSUMMER BARGAINS.

Summer Dress Goods at hall.
Many pieces in our stock that
ave have only a few dress pat.
terms left Of the make of goods.
Price is no object on such; while
the style and quality is right we
don't want broken lines.
We have in stock today
about 200 pieces OF Sateens,
from 10 to 3719c. All ought to
find one to suit their taste. Ger
tainly the price is low enough.
Scersuckers by the load. price
5 to I5c., very easy. selling
goods. Have you bought a
Crazy Cloth or Batiste yet? The
price is down now greatly N
your favor.
We have opened two Of the
best Corsets ever placed on a
counter for SOC. and sI,oo each.
They are bound to be free SELL
ers. None like them in town.
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A PIaco of host D..

"Where shall we go this summer,
dearp" asks Mrs. Flyaway.
"well, let's see," replies her hus-
band, ''last winter We got malaria in
Florida"
"Yes, and the alligators got your
pointer dog"
"And the preceding summer we got
the rheumatism in the mountains"
1--WE did, and the bears got my little
skye terrier"
"And the summer before that we
went to the seashore and got bled by
the mosquitoes and the landlord"
"Yes."
"And the summer before that we
went into the country, and the chill
dren were laid up all summer with ivy
poison?"
~ remember"
swell, ifI felt as strong as used
| to, I'd like first rate to take vacation
this summer; but I'm feeling kind o
weak and listless, and Pm afraid
couldn't stand 1t. Let's stay at home
aud rest this year."
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
PITHY POINTS.

To do right is the bud, blossom and
fruit OF wisdom.
He who lacks strength must attain
his purpose by skill.
The world deals good naturedly with
good natured people.
True merit is like a river; the deeper
1t is the less noise 1t makes.
II you keep pegging away, the
chances are you won't 60 barefoot.
Sow good services; sweet remem-
brances will grow from them.
Enthusiasm is the genius of SINGER
ity, and truth accomplishes no victories
without it.
There cannot be greater treachery
than first 10 raise confidence and then
abuse II.
He that is choice of his time will
also be choice of his company and
choice of his actions.
have lived to know that the great
secret of happiness is this: Never SUIT
fer your energies to stagnate.
As the medical properties of some
plants can be adduced only by distills
ton, 80 our good qualities can only bt
proved by trials.
Teach self-denial and make Its prac
tice pleasurable, and you create for tht
world destiny more sublime tn 4
ever issued from the brain OF the wild
est dreamer.
As from the smallest seeds germi
nate the noblest trees of the forest, &C
from the lowest rounds of toll, rise
men whose influence is as world widt
as the paths of commerce.
Mirth is Heavens medicine. Every
one ought to bsthe in it. Grim care
moroseness, anxiety, all this rust o
life ought to be secured off by the OF
of mirth. 1t is better than emery
Every man ought to rub himself will
it. A man without mirth is like We
hicle without springs, in which one i
caused disagreeably to jolt by ever.
stone over which it turns.
Character is property. 1t is tn
noblest of possessions. 1t is ar estat
in the general good will aud respect G
men; and they who invest in it
though they may not become rich i
this worlds gocds-will find their n
ward in the esteem and reputatio
fairly and honorably won. And it
right that in life good qualities shoul
tell that industry, virtue and goot
} ness should rank the highest-and IL
, really best men should be the for
most
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
Obedience,

w. n. F. Round, very high New
York authority on prisons, intimately
acquain'e ed with the causes which keep
them full, writes:
DAY by day l see criminals, hun
'dreds OF them-thousands of them in
the course OF the year. see scores OF
broken hearted parents wishing rather
that their children had never been
born than they had lived to bear such
burdens of shame and disgrace.
hear the wailing of disappointed
mothers, and see huuiliated fathers
crying like children because OF the
sins of their children. l see mothers
growing gray between the successive
visits in which they come to inquire
after the boy in prison. And seeing
these dreadful things till my heart
aches and aches, l say to these mothers
and fathers whose boys have not yet
gone astray, to mothers and fathers
whose little families are the care o
their lives, teach your children obedi-
ence. | want it written large. l wish
could make it blaze here in letters o.
fire.
l wish l could write it in imperisha
BILE, glowing letters on the walls o
every home-obedience, obedience
obedience. Obedience to lew-tt
household law; TO parental authority
unquestioning, instant, exact obedi
ence. Obedience in the family; obedi
ence in the school! Whatever, from
the beginning, from the first glimmer
1 ing of intelligence in the child, there ii
Iexpression of law, let there be taugh
respect for it and obedience to it.
1t is the royal road to virtue, to goot
citizenship; it is the only road"
Daily Republican., 1887-07-21
A Gall for Troops.

PITTsBUnG, Pa, July 20 -speciaI'
to the Onron nicle and Telegrspn IRON
Groensbure, Pa. report a col hict be
tween the m intrs a. work at the MAN
met tn Coke Works and the strikers. a
pArty of forty strikers marched to TIT
works this afternoon, and after drivins
of Sheriff Byeis a1d elk deputies forced
the fifteen men at work TO quit. In int
meleo three OF the non union rsen vert
kD ocked down and severely beaten.
Sheriff Byers has called upon tht
Governor for militia to protect the men
as he says his foTcs is inadequate apo
destruction o! property and per hsps loss
OF life may result. The strikers are
ugly, and tbs impro ossion in Wastmore'
land County is that ths strike ID very
TAR from settlement, notwithstanding
the action OF yesterds5's convention.